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Plants, Pests and Pathogens is a continuing education webinar series for Extension professionals and volunteers hosted by the NC State Extension Plant Disease and Insect Clinic and NC State Extension Master Gardener℠ program, and sponsored by the Departments of Entomology & Plant Pathology and Horticultural Science.

The webinars equip Extension Master Gardener volunteers and agents to better answer gardening questions from the public. Extension professionals and volunteers can access the schedule, login information, and recordings on the password-protected EMG Intranet.

Index of Recordings

Webinar recordings from 2009 – 2021 are available to the general public. Find links below or visit the Plants, Pests, and Pathogens YouTube PlaylistAdditional recordings (2022 – present) will be made available as subtitles are uploaded.

Jump to year:
2024 | 2023 | 2022 | 2021202020192018 | 201720162015201420132012201120102009

2024

Recordings: Available to EMG volunteers and Extension agents on the EMG Intranet.

2023

Recordings: Available to EMG volunteers and Extension agents on the EMG Intranet.

Resource Spotlight

  • February – Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, Current Issues in Entomology and Plant Pathology: Focus on Hollies
  • March – Remi Ham, Foodscaping  – Designing with Edible Crops
  • April – Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, Current Issues in Entomology and Plant Pathology: Focus on Cucurbits
  • May – Colleen Doherty, Circadian Rhythms, Warming Night Temperatures and Plant Stress
  • June – Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, Invasive Pests and Diseases: Updates and Looking Ahead
  • July – Denise Furr, The Secret Life of Snails and Slugs
  • August – Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, Pest and Plant Disease Photos Submitted by You
  • September – Chuck Bargeron, Tracking Invasive Species with Your Help 
  • October – Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, Season Finale with “Critter or Not?”

2022

Recordings: Available to EMG volunteers and Extension agents on the EMG Intranet.
Schedule Details

  • February – Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, Current Issues in Entomology and Plant Pathology: Focus on Roses
  • March – Bill Fonteno, Growing Great Garden Soil
  • April – Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, Current Issues in Entomology and Plant Pathology: Focus on Dogwoods
  • May – Kelly Oten, They’re Coming! Invasive Tree Pests in NC
  • June – Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, Current Issues in Entomology and Plant Pathology: Focus on Tomatoes
  • July – Mitch Woodward, Small Scale Stormwater Solutions
  • August – Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, EMG Photos of Pest and Disease Issues
  • September – Rebecca Ward, Climate Change Mitigation for Gardeners and Homeowners
  • October (held November 8) – Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, Current Issues in Entomology and Plant Pathology

2021

Schedule Details
Plant These Instead archive

  • FebruaryRecording – Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, Current Issues in Entomology and Plant Pathology
  • MarchRecording – Inga Meadows, Annual and Herbaceous Perennial Ornamental Plants for Phytophthora-infested Landscapes
  • AprilRecording – Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, Pests and Diseases of Azaleas
  • MayRecording – Shannon Currey, Hoffman Nursery, Grasses and Sedges: The New Workhorses of the Garden
  • JuneRecording – Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, Pests and Diseases of Boxwood
  • JulyRecording – Michelle Schroeder-Moreno, Soil Mycorrhizae
  • AugustRecording – Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, EMG Photos of Pest and Disease Issues
  • SeptemberRecording – Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, Current Issues in Entomology and Plant Pathology
  • NovemberRecording – Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, Current Issues in Entomology and Plant Pathology

2020

Schedule Details
Plant of the Month archive
Weed of the Month archive

  • FebruaryRecording – Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, Current Issues in Entomology and Plant Pathology
  • MarchRecording – Elsa Youngsteadt and Meredith Favre, How to Operate a Succesful Bee Hotel
  • AprilRecording – Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, Current Issues in Entomology and Plant Pathology
  • MayRecording – Sam Marshall, Where the Wild Things Are: Larval Host Plants for Butterflies and Moths
  • JuneRecording – Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, Current Issues in Entomology and Plant Pathology
  • JulyRecording – Kira Sims, Weed Management in Home Gardens and Landscapes
  • AugustRecording – Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, EMG Volunteer Photos: Pest and Disease Q & A
  • SeptemberRecording – Lucy Bradley and Kathleen Moore, Using the Extension Gardener Plant Toolbox to Find the Right Plant for the Site
  • OctoberRecording – Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, Current Issues in Entomology and Plant Pathology

2019

Schedule Details

  • FebruaryRecording – Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, Current Issues in Entomology and Plant Pathology
  • MarchRecording  – Ryan Adams, Integrated Pest Management
  • April – Recording – Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, Current Issues in Entomology and Plant Pathology
  • MayRecording – Mark Hoffman, Growing Grapes
  • JuneRecording – Whitney Swink, Spotted Lanternfly
  • JulyRecording – Bridget Lassiter, Noxious Weeds
  • AugustRecording – Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, Current Issues in Entomology and Plant Pathology
  • SeptemberRecording – Barb Fair, Caring for Trees with Storms in Mind
  • OctoberRecording – Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, Current Issues in Entomology and Plant Pathology

2018

Schedule Details

  • February – Recording – Matt Bertone, Insect ID Tips
  • April – Recording – Grady Miller, Lawn Best Management Practices
  • June – Recording  – Stephanie Drzal, Soil Management
  • August – Recording – Bill Cline, Growing Blueberries
  • October – Recording – Heather Aldridge, Walt Robinson, Corey Davis, Weather and Climate

2017

Schedule Details

  • March – Recording – Michael Just, Citizen Science Tree Project
  • MayRecording – Sara Villani, Home Orchard Disease Management
  • June – Recording – Anthony LeBude, Plant Propagation
  • August – Recording – Mark Weathington, J.C. Raulston Arboretum
  • October – Recording – Rob Trickel, Tree Health Threats

2016

Schedule Details

  • February – Recording – Barbara Fair, Plant Cultural Requirements
  • April – Recording – Joe Neal, Consumer Herbicides
  • June – Recording – Bryce Lane, Plant Families
  • August – Recording – Lucy Bradley, Abiotic Diseases
  • November – Recording – Matt Bertone, Delusory Parasitosis

2015

Schedule Details

  • March – Recording – Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, Diagnosing Woody Ornamental Problems in Winter
  • April – Recording – Jeanine Davis, Organic Gardening
  • June – Recording – Lucy Bradley, Vegetable IPM; Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, Diagnosing Vegetable Problems in Summer
  • August – Recording – Lucy Bradley, Herbaceous Ornamental IPM; Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, Diagnosing Problems with Herbaceous Ornamentals
  • October – Recording – Lucy Bradley, Fruit IPM; Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, Diagnosing Fruit Problems in Winter

2014

Schedule Details

  • February – Recording – Charlotte Glen, Native Plants
  • April – Recording – Mark Weathington, JC Raulston Arboretum
  • June – Recording – Chris Moorman, Attracting Birds to Backyard
  • August – Recording – Lis Meyer, Plant Propagation
  • October – Recording – Barbara Fair, Pruning

2013

Schedule Details

  • February – Recording – Ben Chapman and Ashley Chaifetz, Food Safety in School and Community Gardens
  • April – Recording – Matt Bertone and Mike Munster, Diagnostic Photography
  • June – Recording – Mark Windham, Diseases of Roses
  • August – Recording – Lee Butler, Turf Disease Diagnosis
  • October – Recording – Bill Fonteno, Mulch and Potting Soil Certification

2012

Schedule Details

  • February – Recording – Larry Grand, Mushrooms and Other Fungi; Lucy Bradley, NCSU Internet Tools
  • April – Recording – Brian Jackson, Plant ID
  • June  – Carl Crozier, Urban Soils (no recording)
  • August  – Joe Neal, Weed ID (no recording)
  • October – Nancy Creamer, Local Food Security (no recording)

2011

Schedule Details

  • February – Hannah Burrack, Organic Insect Mgmt in Small Fruits (no recording)
  • April – Recording – Peter Hertl, Organic Mgmt of Vertebrate Pests
  • June – Recording – David Orr, Beneficial Insects and Organic Pest Mgmt
  • August –  Frank Louws, Organic Disease Mgmt (no recording)
  • October – Joe Neal, Organic Weed Management (no recording)

2010

Schedule Details

  • March – Recording – Steve Bambara, Famous Insects
  • May – Wayne Buhler, Pesticide Safety (no recording)
  • July – Recording – Matt Martin, Turf Management
  • September – Recording – Debbie Roos, Pollinator Gardens
  • November – Recording – Julie Sherk, Edible Landscaping

2009

Schedule Details

  • MayRecording – Steve Bambara, Urban Tree Entomology
  • JuneRecording – Helen Kraus and Anne Spafford, Rain Gardens
  • JulyRecording – Steve Moore, Organic Gardening
  • August – Recording – Will Hooker, Permaculture